Alice's Trans-Space-Time Dimensional Travelogue

There are about 200 more chapters left in this book, which should amount to nearly 500,000 words. Now I'd like to ask, we've already reached the point of ascending to godhood. Would you like to read the chapters after that? Or can I start a new book?

This book has a really old-fashioned feel, a slow pace, and Alice's growth feels like raising a daughter. The gradual, everyday growth is quite nice, but sometimes unnecessary plot points could be cut. Some plots are too long, after all, this is a fanfiction about God's Wrath, it can't always be slice-of-life. After resolving the other Alice's soul problem, the protagonist could return to the early stages of the Fourth Day to participate in several reincarnations. When Mercury feels he can't handle it anymore, he could throw Alice back into another world, which would also give Alice a clear goal to take revenge on her scumbag brother, Mercury.

Did Shennong exist?

There's even a storyline about the Day of God's Wrath!

Speaking of which, could the protagonist be considered Mercury's sister in some sense?

In a sense, Alice is the daughter of the Third Star, the granddaughter of Shameless, and the great-granddaughter of the old woman True Self.

Alice is not a specific person. Alice is an abstract concept. Alice can be an adjective. Alice can also be a poem Alice is a fairy tale Alice is also a reflection of reality. Alice embodies my aspirations. Alice imprisoned my soul. Anyone can be Alice But no one is Alice. Alice can't always be Alice I will never find Alice.

After watching it, I still have to point out its shortcomings. The preceding anime/manga series include One-Punch Man, Gabriel, Type-Moon, and Ultraman. As a result, the protagonist went to Fairy Tail after his power level increased, which, to be honest, wasn't a good fit. It was alright here, then I went to Warcraft... Dude, didn't you notice the style is off? I really can't stand watching it.

I can't take it anymore, so I'm going to talk about something related to the recent AI controversy. Let me tell you about the literature classes I took. When writing, pay attention to using a three-part structure for emphasis, a gradual tone to increase the power of the language, and also use more metaphors and descriptions. Does this sound familiar? Yes, this is how AI is trained. Everything his mother learned from junior high school until now has been fed to AI. Now when I type, people say it's either AI-generated and unedited, or that my writing is worse than AI's. I was so angry I laughed. What I learned has become a literary model for AI, and now I have to find a way to avoid looking like AI. I've developed a conditioned reflex to it; I can write 30,000 to 40,000 words a day without stopping, from 6 a. M. To 11:30 p. M. To be honest, I've already finished writing Alice. Then I found out that my typing was either like AI or worse than AI, which almost made me laugh in anger. I desperately want to stay rational, but I can't. I almost cried. Right now, I'm at a point where I really can't distinguish between AI and human intervention. Oh well, that's it.

Alice again. How many Alices are there? Is this world also a giant Alice? #(Crying)